

INRIX Road Rules
A Complete Solution to Digitally
Manage the Entire Right-of-Way
INRIX Road Rules empowers cities and agencies with a single platform to digitally manage, and share curb and travel-lane rules along with related infrastructure assets.
Cities are under pressure to modernize how they digitally manage roadway and curb regulations. Outdated workflows—like spreadsheets, PDFs, and static GIS layers—make it difficult to coordinate curb and roadway policies, share accurate information with partners, or enforce rules consistently. Meanwhile, ride-hail and autonomous vehicle (AV) operators increasingly rely on digital curb and street data to power real-time decision-making.
INRIX Road Rules provides a centralized platform to manage and share curb and roadway rules along with associated infrastructure assets like signage, hydrants, curb paint, bus stops, bike corrals, and more. It can help cities ensure road users can operate safely, efficiently, and in full compliance with the city’s intent with a clear understanding of correct, up-to-date rules and policies.
Whether it’s a temporary lane closure for an autonomous vehicle, a no-loading zone for a delivery driver, or a designated fire station entrance needing to be kept clear, Road Rules provides a single, up-to-date, source of truth for the public right-of-way that can be shared with public agency staff, road users, and fleet operators alike.
Digitize, Manage, & Communicate Rules For Streets, Curbs & Associated Assets
Travel Lane Rules
Encourage safe AV deployment with digital rules like temporary roadway and lane closures.
Curb Rules
Road Rules comes pre-loaded with INRIX’s citywide curb data available in 125 cities across North America and Europe.
Sidewalk Assets
API integrations automatically update road and curb rules when associated assets change or construction permits are issued.
Open, standardized data format makes it easy to share
INRIX Road Rules uses the Open Mobility Foundation’s open source Curb Data Specification to provide an open and interoperable referencing system—meaning cities own their data, can easily share it, and ensure interoperability across departments, agencies, mapping companies and fleet operators.
Bridges the data gap to encourage innovation
Road Rules helps cities stay ahead of the curve in the rapidly evolving transportation space by giving them a platform to share critical data with mobility providers, the public, and AV operators.
Having a digital record of mobility rules enables innovation across the board to make cities safer and more accessible for everyone.